Mobile system for suctioning plants suspended in a liquid

The mobile suction system efficiently captures and separates suspended plants from liquids by using a versatile structure with a suction device, crusher, and separation unit, addressing inefficiencies in existing systems and enabling cost-effective, adaptable plant harvesting.

FR3156279B1Active Publication Date: 2026-05-22KERVEA
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Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
KERVEA
Filing Date
2023-12-08
Publication Date
2026-05-22

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Technical Problem

Existing systems for capturing suspended plant matter in liquids are inefficient, bulky, require complex maintenance, and are not designed to be mobile, leading to high operational costs and limited treatment capacity.

Method used

A mobile suction system comprising a suction device, crusher, self-priming pump, separation device, and a versatile mobile structure that can switch between working and transport modes, utilizing a floating structure and adjustable components to efficiently capture and separate plants from liquids.

Benefits of technology

The system enables efficient, mobile, and cost-effective harvesting of suspended plants, allowing easy transportation and deployment, with high performance and adaptability to various environments and plant types, while minimizing environmental contamination.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a mobile suction system (1) for plants suspended in a liquid, comprising a suction device (10) for the suspended plants on an upstream portion of the mobile suction system. The suction device comprises at least one inlet orifice, a crusher (20) connected to the suction device downstream of the suction device by a first pipe (12), a self-priming suction pump (30) downstream of the crusher, a separation device (40) for the plants from the liquid connected to the pump downstream of the pump by a second pipe (34), and a mobile structure (100). The mobile suction system is configured to be in a working mode and a transport mode. (See Figure 1 for abbreviations.)
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